Delivering high-quality, bug-free software is our first priority. Our QA engineers ensure the highest quality of every deliverable — and we also work as an extension of teams that don't have in-house QA or need extra testing capacity.
Discuss Your SystemQuality assurance and testing is the part of software development that's easiest to skip under deadline pressure — and the part that costs the most when it's skipped. Our QA and testing work covers manual and automated functional testing, performance testing with tools like K6, and continuous code quality checks with SonarQube, integrated directly into CI/CD pipelines so testing happens on every change, not just before a release. We also work as an extension of teams that don't have in-house QA engineers — reviewing an existing codebase, setting up a testing process, and handling ongoing test automation without you needing to hire a full QA team. Every production system we operate, from the infrastructure behind Karafs to platforms like Doukht Bartar, goes through the same quality assurance discipline we'd apply to any client project. If bugs are reaching your users before they reach your QA process, that's the gap we close.
Review the current testing coverage and where bugs are actually slipping through.
Build automated functional, regression, and performance tests.
Wire testing into CI/CD so it runs on every change, not just before release.
Add manual testing where automation isn't the right tool for the job.
Track quality metrics over time and adjust coverage as the system grows.
Our software products and services conform to the highest quality standards.
We never compromise our beliefs, values, and principles in challenging situations. We do what is right, not what is easy.
We speak and act honestly. We believe honesty builds trust, and trust is the foundation of every long-term relationship.
No — we work as an extension of teams that don't have in-house QA, or alongside teams that do.
Yes — reviewing and testing an existing codebase is a common starting point.
Automated testing integrated into CI/CD generally speeds releases up, by catching issues before they become a release-day fire drill.
Both — performance and load testing are part of the engagement when they matter for the system.